S
- swept verb, past form of sweep (sweep, sweeps, swept, sweeping)
Swept is the past of sweep: cleaned the floor or ground with a brush or broom. - swift adjective (swift, swifter, swiftest); noun (a swift, swifts — a bird)
1) Very fast, quick in moving. 2) Happening quickly or without delay: «a swift reply». 3) A small, fast bird with long pointed wings that… - swiftly adverb
1) Swiftly means quickly or fast. 2) Swiftly means happening very soon, without delay. - swim verb, noun (swim, swims, swam, swum, swimming)
To swim means to move through water using your arms and legs. - swine noun (swine, plural swine)
1) A swine is a pig. 2) (insult) A swine is a cruel or nasty person; this use is rude. - swing verb (swing, swings, swung, swinging); noun (a swing, swings)
To swing means to move backwards and forwards or from side to side while hanging from something. - swoon verb (swoon, swoons, swooned, swooning); noun (a swoon)
1) To swoon is to faint, or fall into a deep sleep-like state. (old use) 2) A swoon is a faint. - swoop verb (swoop, swoops, swooped, swooping); noun (a swoop, swoops)
To swoop means to fly or move down quickly and suddenly through the air, usually to catch something. - sword noun (a sword, swords)
1) A sword is a weapon with a long, sharp metal blade and a handle (a hilt), used long ago for fighting. - sworn verb form (past participle of «swear»: swear, swears, swore, sworn, swearing); adjective (sworn)
Sworn is the past participle of «swear»: «I have sworn to keep the secret». - sycamore noun (a sycamore, sycamores; sycamore wood)
A large maple tree with five-pointed leaves and winged seeds that spin like helicopters as they fall. - syllabary noun
A set of written signs in which each sign stands for a whole syllable, not a single sound. - syllabic adjective (syllabic)
Syllabic means about syllables, the beats or sound parts that words are divided into: "hap-py" has two syllables. - symbol noun (symbol, symbols)
A symbol is a sign, shape or picture that stands for something else: + means add, a red heart means love. - symbolic adjective (symbolic, more symbolic); adverb symbolically
Symbolic means standing for an idea or thing as a sign or symbol: a dove is symbolic of peace. - symbolically adverb (symbolically)
Symbolically means in a way that uses a symbol to stand for an idea, rather than in a real or practical way. - symbolism noun
The use of symbols to stand for ideas or qualities. - symbolization noun
The act of showing an idea by means of a symbol. - symbolize verb (symbolize, symbolizes, symbolized, symbolizing); also spelt «symbolise» in British English
To symbolize is to stand for an idea or thing, so that it means something more than itself. - synonym noun (a synonym, synonyms)
1) A word that means the same or almost the same as another word, like «big» and «large», or «quick» and «fast». - synonymous adjective (synonymous)
Synonymous words have the same or nearly the same meaning, like "big" and "large". - syntax noun
The way words are arranged in a sentence to make it correct. - syrian adjective (Syrian); noun (a Syrian, Syrians)
Syrian means from or about Syria, a country in the Middle East, on the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea. - system noun (a system, systems)
A system is a group of parts that work together as a whole, like the solar system or the digestive system. - systematic adjective
Done in an organized way, following a plan or method.
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